Discover Korea
from €95.00

We are excited to announce the addition of our new Korean cookery course in 2025!
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Jump into this adventure to explore some of the unique and vibrant flavours of what makes Korean food tick. With it's bold strong flavours and perfection for pickling, we'll unravel some of the secrets of it's culinary treasures. For a country that is famous for over 100 variations of fermented cabbage, it's food is both full-on flavoursome and comforting, and is essentially all about an eating experience that is meant to be shared.
We are delighted to welcome Sangpil to the cookery school, and love his relaxed teaching style. He shares some of his national dishes that form the cornerstone of what Korean food is all about.
Frequently asked questions
- What do I need to bring?
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Please bring the following to class with you:
Apron
Tea towel
Water bottle
Pen
**Tupperware
Sensible shoes!Aprons are available in our shop if you wish to purchase one from us.
**While we are happy for customers to take some of what they make home after class eg. cookies, cakes and breads, we suggest caution around taking cooked meat and fish dishes off the premises due to the potential health and safety risks associated with unchilled foodstuffs. Transported and inadequately stored food items can lead to contamination and foodborne illness - and you do so at your own risk - Dublin Cookery School takes no responsibility for food once it leaves the premises.
- Should I eat something before I come?
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Note that with all of our courses you will be eating the dishes you prepare in the hands-on session and everyone generally leaves us well-fed. Keep in mind that it takes time to whip up what we've planned and we recommend you eat something before you arrive at the school. All food cooked in the school is intended to be eaten on the premises.
- What level of cooking experience do I need?
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The beauty of how we design all of our courses is that anyone of any level can join us and learn heaps. While someone new to the kitchen will find support as they manoevre through new techniques, the more seasoned cooks in our group will thrive on all the pointers we offer for further improvement. Our personalised approach allows for healthy breathing space because we always teach our course material in a layered way and know how to quickly adapt to a moving room. Constant, open-ended learning is one of the things we love the most about being in the kitchen and our tutors' enthusiastic teaching style and patience is a testament to that.
- Who typically takes this course?
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We have both a wonderful community of regulars and constant stream of new students joining our classes. You can expect a group of great diversity in both background and experience, many locals, and a good few travelers. What everyone seems to have in common is that they are eager to learn and be in good company.
- What if I have a food allergy or dietary restrictions?
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If you suffer from a severe nut, egg, dairy, seafood, wheat allergy or coeliac disease, please contact us before booking and we'll be able to confirm whether or not a specific course menu is adaptable. Please note that certain course themes may not be adaptable in order to stay true to the course theme and brief. If we are able to accommodate, note that the changes will be made for the specific student in question but that the curriculum for other students will remain the same as the original.
When making a booking be sure to highlight if your food allergy is life threatening, you must bring an Epi-pen. If your food allergy is airborne and severe, due to the wide range of course themes and events that we host, our environment is not safe for you and we regret that we cannot accept your booking. Please note that while every care will be taken to provide a safe and enjoyable cooking experience for all students, the allergen(s) you are affected by may have been handled at some point previous to your arrival, so there is always the risk of cross-contamination.
- What if I can't make it to a course or dining event that I've booked?
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Note that if you cannot make an Evening Course, Day Course, or Pop-Up Restaurant Night that you have booked, you are more than welcome to send someone in your place (16 years or older). There's no extra cost for this so just give us a buzz and let us know who to expect and we'll take good care of them. If this can't be arranged and you need to cancel your place, please take a look at our our full Terms & Conditions, go to https://dublincookeryschool.ie/terms to see what rules apply to you.
- Is there an age requirement?
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All of our regular courses are designed for adults and the minimum age requirement for someone coming on their own is 16 years old. If your child is younger than this we'd love to have them join us but they must be accompanied and booked on with an adult. Please note that our course fees apply to each participant or attendee, regardless of age.
Our Growing Gourmet Courses are for teens only - Juniors (11-14) and Seniors (14-17).
- What is parking like in the area?
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Metered parking can be found right outside the school and on surrounding streets Monday-Saturday from 8.00-19.00. Please do not park on the grass verges opposite the school, on resident disabled parking spots, or on the double yellow lines in the area. For more info, go to https://www.dublincookeryschool.ie/your-visit.